British Honda Civic Ad

Click on Watch. Then, watch the film. Next watch the rehearsals. I think you'll be VERY impressed.

The site uses Flash. It's easy on the bandwidth, easy on the processor.
FANTASTIC

TKexe Kalender

TKexe Kalender enables you to create printable calendar pages from your personal photos or designs. You can add up to 20 images to each month1s display and customize the page layout via drag and drop of elements. The design can be applied individually to each page or the entire year. Other features include support for personal events, public holidays (10 countries), image effects, gradients and more. The interface and workflow are a little rough and appear to be in early stages, but with some dedication, the program lets you create some nice looking calendars.

Airbus A380: One Big Airplane VIDEO

http://www.wxpnews.com/DRNINC/060314-Airbus

Just a GREAT Video

iColorFolder v1.4.1

With iColorFolder, give some color to Windows XP folders. With just a right-click, colorize your folders, and discover a new intuitive way to classify your files. A quick view is now enough to identify the folder you are looking for!
There are several different folder styles and colors to choose from. If you have a folder filled with important material, you can make that folder red. If you have a folder for all your money issues, then make that folder green. Till you try it, you won't imagine how much easier this makes things

Jarte

Whether you're writing a business letter or the great American novel, you don't need to fork over the cost of a few hardcover books just to use your PC as a typewriter. You don't need tons of extra bells and whistles getting in between you and your deathless prose, either. Jarte is a compact word processor--small enough to put on a USB key--that's completely free of charge.

Jarte's small size doesn't keep it from offering some well-selected features. For instance, WordWeb integration offers dictionary and thesaurus word lookup on the fly. Firefox fans will like the tabbed document windows. Jarte is designed to make it easier to find the documents, folders and fonts that you designate as favorites.

If you like Jarte but would appreciate extra features such as document notes, personal shortcuts, and a choice of background patterns, consider buying Jarte Plus from the vendor's site.

Photo Stacker

Do you have a lot of photos on your computer of family and friends that you'd like to look at all the time? Maybe you took a lot of holiday photos you enjoyed. Maybe a birthday has just gone by. Well, I have a freeware program that will toss them all together onto your desktop.
For screenshots of Photo Stacker, click here

iCarbon

Free Photocopier Scanner Software
Most scanners can also function like photocopiers. Just scan a document and redirect the results to your printer.
If your scanner can't do this, or it's kludgy to use, try ICarbon. The free utility has presets for black-and-white, grayscale, and color; it also loads quickly and sends a scanned document to the printer in seconds. Download it from iDev:

404 error messages

Here's one of the funniest 404 error messages I've seen in a while. CLICK HERE

Find A Grave.

This site is a genealogists dream, but its main claim to fame is that here you can find where just about anyone who was anyone is buried. Or more correctly, where their final resting place is.You can search by name, location, claim to fame, or by a specific date. There is also a search engine for locating graves of others, such as relatives. There are over 9.5 million records accessible on the site, as well as discussion forums on a variety of subjects.

Dancing Paul. Just plain fun.

Todays site is one that is just plain fun. I have to admit that it took a few minutes to figure out what exactly was going on. But once I figured it out, it was totally fun. You will have to admit, after a few minutes here, that the designer is one totally warped dude. and i thank >Lockergnome for the link

Slide

This service essentially provides rolling filmstrips that contain the latest pictures from a variety of services. When you roll your mouse over an image, you receive its unique headline and can then click on it to read the full story. Besides only seeing these filmstrips on the Internet, you can also download the Slide Player so you can watch what you want straight from your desktop. Whether it's a collection of personal photos or content from an RSS feed, people can subscribe to this stream of information in order to be instantly updated on what's new.

SiteAdvisor

We test the Web to help keep you safe from spyware, spam, viruses and online scams.

Why trust us?

Why isn't the security software you already have enough?

Do sites pay us to be rated?

SiteAdvisor is free, for the moment, and the basic service will remain so. It plans to add some premium services, including "protected search" and "protected browse" to disable clicks on sites rated red, disposable e-mail addresses to help reduce spam, and e-mail/instant messenger "link checking" to help prevent identity theft and other phishing scams.
This service isn't a cure-all, by any means. There is no way to protect people who insist on relying exclusively on the efforts of others and doing no thinking for themselves. But for those of us who are careful already, this is another tool on the bar to make our Web lives a bit easier. Give it a shot, and let me know what you think.
Disclaimer: I have no association with SiteAdvisor, apart from having done some beta testing.

Wetpaint - Best Wiki So Far?

<font color="#0000FF">Wetpaint - Best Wiki So Far?


Wetpaint opened its doors today to show off a few sample sites that use its new, super-slick wiki platform.

You can get a good overview of how users interact with wiki’s built on the platform by going through the rather tedious tour. Basically, its a highly user-friendly wysiwyg-type wiki platform. To see an example wiki, check out the xbox 360 site they’ve created.

This is a hosted wiki solution, and Wetpaint’s business model is to add contextual advertising to each page of the wiki.

HD Tune

HD Tune is a wonderful piece of software for anyone wanting to monitor their hard drives health, check it for errors, monitor heat, or benchmark its performance.
Its simple and easy to use. Performance is quick and accurate and very well supported with new versions being released every few months with fixes.
You can also compare your hard drive's performance versus other drives by different companies, sizes, and performance. The benchmarking utility is the best feature and what most will use this program for (including myself). It will check your transfer rate on all three accounts including minimum, maximum, and overall average transfer. You will also get your access time, burst rate, and CPU usage from benchmarking.
If you're looking for a way to keep an eye on your hard drive in terms of its health and performance, this is a great way to do so - and without cost.
[654k] [Win2k/XP] [FREE]

VLC Media Player 0.8.4a Play almost any video file with this free media player

VLC (initially VideoLAN Client) is a highly portable multimedia player for various audio and video formats, including MPEG-1, MPEG-2, MPEG-4, DivX, MP3, and OGG, as well as for DVDs, VCDs and various streaming protocols.

It also can be used as a server for unicast or multicast streams in IPv4 or IPv6 on a high-bandwidth network.

Version 0.8.4a adds improved playlist functionality, together with bug fixes. For Mac and Linux versions, click here.

Orangoo

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This simple service is perfect for quick results. Either paste or type in what you want to check for errors, and then make sure that the proper language is selected (eleven different languages are currently available). When you check the spelling and errors are found, they're highlighted, and you're given a number of possible suggestions. Orangoo makes use of the Google Spell Checker, and freely distributes the code for you to use in your own applications.

SysJewel

SysJewel is a free program that can be used to gather the complete information about your system. Here is what the developers have to say about it:

SysJewel collects system information from the complete list of hardware including the Input Devices, Mass Storage Devices, Mother Board, Controllers, Ports, BIOS, Networking Devices, Power Devices, Printers, Modems, Video Controllers, Cooling Device all in a very detailed way.

So what are the features? Software information include the Drivers, COM, Desktop Information, File System Information, Memory and Page Files, Multimedia Related Information, Network Drivers, Detailed Operating System Settings Information, Processes, Threads, Registry, Services, Shares, Start Menu, Event Log, Windows Product Information and more.

It is totally free to use and distribute. If you register your version, you can then unlock the ability to connect to a remote machine and gather its information as well. Not too many other tools let you do that.

The price is right,(FREE) and the features are plentiful.